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- FIG. 1 shows a display assembly wall 2 of the present invention.
- Wall 2 comprises a plurality of vertical sections 4 .
- Vertical sections 4 may be subdivided into a plurality of horizontal compartments 6 , by shelf assembles 7 .
- FIG. 1A is a front perspective view of an assembly 9 A of four sections 9 B - 9 E, as an embodiment appeared in October 2009. This view illustrates some of the lighting effects achieved by this system.
- vertical sections 4 are constructed and then hooked on to the gondola wall 8 of a gondola 9 , not on the shelf rails 10 of gondola wall 8 , but attached to the peg holes 11 of the wall 8 surface itself.
- FIG. 2 is a front elevation of display assembly wall 2 .
- a vertical section 14 is marked by outline 15 .
- Compartment 16 is defined by shelf assembly 17 shown in side elevation in FIG. 3 and in side elevation in section in FIG. 4 .
- Product boxes 21 - 22 are shown atop shelf assembly 17 .
- FIG. 4 reveals shelf assembly 17 including a LED-holder-reflector 24 , which holds LED assembly 25 , which emits light, some of which is represented by ray 26 .
- Ray 26 shines through opening 27 , which may be an opening or a transparent or translucent panel.
- Ray 26 illuminates the contents of the shelf below shelf 17 , or a graphic panel that occupies that compartment.
- LED assembly 25 emits light, some of which is represented by ray 29 , towards mirrored reflector 28 of LED-holder-reflector 24 .
- the shape of the mirrored reflector 28 is represented in this FIG. 4 , and is more closely shown in FIGS. 13-14 , and is carefully designed to reflect the light represented by ray 29 FIG. 4 , so as to evenly back-light header 30 .
- FIG. 5 shows a plurality of shelf assemblies 7 A - 7 D. Each shelf assembly 7 hangs to a grid assembly 31 by hooks onto slots such as 32 in shelf standards 41 , 45 .
- FIG. 6 is an exploded view of grid assembly 31 .
- a pair of horizontals 42 clip together shelf standards 41 , 45 , and each horizontal 42 is pop-riveted by two pop-rivets to an end of standards 41 & 45 through two corresponding rivet holes 41 . 1 - 41 . 4 & 45 . 1 - 45 . 4 at the top 41 . 1 - 2 45 . 1 - 2 and bottom 41 . 3 - 4 & 45 . 3 - 4 of standards 41 & 45 .
- Back panel 44 is removably sandwiched in two slots formed between shelf standards 41 , 45 and rail covers 46 - 49 .
- FIG. 5 shows various forms of graphic panels that may occupy spaces not used for product.
- Below shelf 7 A is a liquid crystal display, or alternatively a light emitting diode graphic display assembly 53 . These can optionally be touch screens for interaction with the customers.
- Graphic display assembly 53 is supported by its own brackets 54 , which hang on hooks 55 in the slots 32 of standards 41 , 45 .
- Panel 58 is a passive graphics panel, a non-electronic flat picture, that sits on shelf 7 c.
- Panel 60 is another interactive graphics panel.
- Frames 61 cooperate to help mount displays between shelves such as 7 A- 7 B and 7 B- 7 C.
- FIG. 5A is a grid 31 that shows shelf assemblies 7 E- 7 F.
- 7 F is set-up to hold product.
- 7 E mounts a picture panel 62 for a fixed image, next to an area 63 that has been set-up to contain some products.
- FIG. 7 is an exploded view of a vertical section 14 is marked by outline 15 of FIG. 2 .
- 3 ft. grid assembly 31 is positioned above similar 2 ft. grid assembly 72 , which may be angled as in this case.
- Tray assembly angled 17 A ( FIG. 14 ) would mount to angled grid 72 of FIG. 7 .
- Tray assembly straight 17 S ( FIG. 13 ) would mount to vertical 3 ft. grid assembly 31 of FIG. 7 .
- FIGS. 7 & 16 - 20 & 26 show header assembly 75 , which mounts by hooks 133 ( FIGS. 18-20 & 26 ) to the holes such as 11 ( FIG. 1 ) of gondola's 9 peg board 8 above FIG. 7 ′s grid 31 .
- Header assembly 75 is in FIGS. 1-2 , 7 16 - 26 .
- FIG. 7 shows feeder assembly 76 , which feeds 12 VDC power from the power supply assembly 80 to shelf standards 41 , 45 .
- Graphic panels 77 may be placed anywhere on the assembly 2 .
- Power supply assembly 80 is mounted within the header, and powers the header's lights, and powers feeder assembly 76 .
- Kicker assembly 81 is a vinyl magnet that is easily magnetically attached over the aging steel bottom shelf of an old gondola, to give a fresh clean appearance to the bottom of the display.
- Hang bracket 82 holds horizontal 42 ( FIG. 6 ) of grid assemblies 31 & 72 to hang them from the peg holes 11 of gondola wall 8 ( FIG. 1 ).
- FIG. 7 shows end fin assembly 83 , dividers 84 , and mirror end fin assembly 85 .
- FIGS. 8-14 are closer details of an embodiment of tray assembly 17 .
- Tray assembly 17 may be configured in various ways to accommodate different products and graphics.
- FIG. 12 is an elevation sectioned through section A of FIG. 10 , and shows LED-holder-reflector 24 , and angled knife bracket 102 .
- FIG. 15 shows the tray assembly 17 exploded into its individual parts.
- Carrier tray 101 is mounted on two of either:
- the zinc plating should be left unpainted, to assure electrical contact across and between the parts. But we also contemplate using nickle, chrome, gold, or any other conductive plating. Thus on standards 41 & 45 , and knife brackets 102 - 103 , the zinc plating should be left unpainted.
- any anti-rust or decorative plating, anodizing, and or paint may be used, although it is not in the presently preferred embodiment.
- FIG. 15 shows insert tray 104 , which snaps on to carrier tray 101 .
- Tray front graphic holder 105 is sonically welded to insert tray 104 to form a graphic slot, into which graphic 107 may be inserted to label the tray for the customer.
- Divider 106 snaps onto the back-wall 114 of carrier tray 104 .
- LED assembly 25 snaps into LED-holder-reflector 24 ( FIGS. 15 , 14 , 13 , 4 ).
- the shape of the reflector 28 and its spacing to LED assembly 25 is clearly shown in FIGS. 14 & 13 and the novel shape and spacing are carefully designed so as to evenly back-light header 30 .
- UPC slide 110 (UPC is Universal Product Code) provides a place to label where each stock item is to be placed on the various shelves. A stockman can pull out UPC slide 110 , observe the labels stuck to slide 110 , place the appropriate products there-behind and there-above on the shelf assembly 17 , and then slide UPC slide 110 back in, hidden under carrier tray 101 . Pricer extrusion 101 provides a handle to open UPC slide 110 .
- Power supply 80 converts 100 Volts AC to low voltage suitable to power LED's, preferably 12 volts DC.
- Feeder assembly 76 plugs into power assembly 80 to distribute the low voltage to standards 41 (negative) & 45 (positive) of FIG. 6 , which standards 41 - 42 are electrically isolated from each other, to conduct the two polarities of low voltage DC.
- Each knife bracket 102 - 103 conducts the polarity of its side, from standard 41 + or 45 ⁇ , to LED assembly 25 . So long as polarity consistency is established, the LED assembly 25 will always function on any vertical. Our standard polarity is positive on the right, when viewed from the front, and negative on the left.
- FIG. 16 is a perspective view of header assembly 75 .
- FIG. 17 is a front elevation thereof and FIG. 18 is a top plan view.
- FIG. 20 is an exploded view of header 75 , showing right and left housing ends 121 , 137 of 18 ga. crs (cold rolled steel). Rail 122 and rail 123 tie these ends 121 together, as does housing 124 .
- LED light fixtures 125 are enclosed therein.
- Steel front panel 126 of 18 ga crs, includes an opening that defines what part of translucent acrylic graphic panel 127 will be illuminated, in this case the brand graphic.
- Lower panel 128 of 1 ⁇ 8′′ p 95 styrene encloses the bottom and allows light to pass down and illuminate the space or the graphics therebelow.
- Graphic 129 of 0.03 petg, is angled from graphic panel 127 to lower panel 128 , and comprises a backlit image, lit by extension down-light 130 .
- Reflector 131 reflects light from fixtures 125 to the panels 126 - 127 .
- 18 ga crs rail 132 helps locate these components on ends 137 and 121 .
- 18 ga crs hang bracket 133 hangs the header assembly 74 from the gondola wall pegboard.
- 18 ga crs filler 134 stops light leakage at the corners of the header.
- 18 ga crs rail 135 helps tie ends 121 , 137 together.
- Mirrors 121 and 137 reflect light towards the places where it is intended.
- 18 ga crs rail 138 helps tie ends 121 , 137 together.
- FIG. 21 is an exploded view of left housing end 137 if 18 ga. crs (cold rolled steel).
- Right housing end 121 of FIG. 20 is a mirror image of left housing end 137 .
- FIG. 21 is an exploded view of left housing end 137 .
- 18 ga crs rail 132 helps locate components on ends 137 and 121 .
- Filler 136 stops light leakage at the corners of the header.
- FIG. 22 is a perspective view of left housing end 137 .
- FIG. 23 is a side elevation of left housing end 137 .
- FIG. 24 is a front view of left housing end 137 .
- FIG. 25 is a plan view of left housing end 137 .
- FIG. 26 is a side elevation in section of header 75 , showing the assembled position of the parts named in FIG. 20 .
- Header 75 shows left housing end 137 of 18 ga. crs (cold rolled steel). Rails 122 - 123 , 135 & 138 tie the ends together, as does housing 124 .
- LED light fixtures 125 are enclosed therein.
- Steel front panel 126 of 18 ga crs, includes an opening that defines what part of translucent acrylic graphic panel 127 will be illuminated, in this case the brand graphic.
- Graphic 129 of 0.03 petg, is angled from graphic panel 127 to lower panel 128 , and comprises a backlit image, lit by extension down-light from LED's 125 .
- Reflector 131 reflects light from fixtures 125 to the panels 126 - 127 .
- 18 ga crs hang bracket 133 hangs the header assembly 74 from the gondola wall pegboard, above the grids.
- 18 ga crs filler 134 stops light leakage at the corners of the header 75 .
- Mirrored end 137 reflects light towards the places where it is intended.
- FIG. 27 is a perspective view of power supply assembly 80 .
- 110 VAC power supply plug 140 supplies 110 VAC through cord 142 to housing 144 .
- 110 VAC socket 146 allows the next power supply 80 to be plugged in for the adjacent vertical assembly.
- a converter comprising a transformer and rectifier within housing 144 converts 110 VAC to 12 VDC, which may be output to snap-in connectors 148 for wiring harness 76 ( FIGS. 7 & 31 ) to plug into by plug 150 .
- FIG. 28 is a front elevation of power supply assembly 80 , showing 12 VDC connectors 148 .
- FIG. 29 is a side elevation of power supply assembly 80 , showing 110 VAC socket 146 .
- FIG. 30 is a plan view of power supply assembly 80 .
- FIG. 31 is a perspective view of wiring harness 76 .
- Harness 76 comprises feed connector 76 . 1 and harness assembly 76 . 2 , and 12 VDC plug 150 , for plugging into the sockets 148 of FIGS. 27-30 .
- FIG. 31 shows 12 VDC connectors 151 - 152 , which connect to and energize the vertical standards 41 & 45 shown in FIG. 6 .
- FIG. 32 is a perspective view showing a plurality of vertical sections 14 assembled into a 15 ′ cosmetic display wall.
- FIG. 1A The previous drawings, except FIG. 1A , appeared in the provisional application. Subsequent drawings are new to this utility application.
- FIG. 33 is an angled embodiment of a knife bracket 300 . Two of these support each angled carrier tray. They are of 18 ga. 5052 aluminum.
- FIG. 34 is an oblique view of a carrier tray 302 having a back lit sign screen 304 , and three pusher tracks 306 , 307 , 308 for product samples.
- One spring-loaded product pusher 310 is shown of the three that would occupy these trays 306 - 308 .
- FIG. 35 is a side elevation thereof in section.
- FIG. 35C is a detail of FIG. 35 , showing how
- LED assembly 312 illuminates reflector 314 two evenly cast back-light on display panel 316 .
- FIG. 36 is an exploded oblique view of the carrier tray 302 , showing panel 316 exploded in two support 318 and almost 320 which is hot stamped, silk-screened, and sonic welded.
- Light Emitting Diode (LED) strip 312 snaps into the underside of carrier tray 302 .
- Insert trays such as 306 , 307 , & 308 assemble onto carrier tray 302 .
- Insert trays 333 and 334 may also be assembled together to a display panel such as 304 onto carrier tray 302 .
- a pull-out tray 336 is provided or Universal product code labels 338 assists in assembling stock to the display and possibly includes product samples.
- FIGS. 37 and 38 show a carrier tray assembly 340 designed for hair care products.
- FIG. 37 is an oblique view of said carrier tray 340 .
- FIG. 38 is an exploded view of carrier tray 340 .
- Carrier tray assembly 340 comprises a housing 344 , a tray 346 sits atop carrier tray housing 344 .
- Product on tray 346 is separated by molded divider 347 .
- Upper plate 350 is provided for graphics. A large version not shown may fill up more of the display space atop the forward section of housing 344 . Or it may be cut down to two smaller sizes such as the small size shown 350 .
- Post 352 serves as a swatch holder and as a pull to open UPC tray 355 .
- FIGS. 39-40 show another version of a carrier tray assembly 360 .
- FIG. 39 is an oblique view. At it's front is a logo panel 362 , and a trim strip 364 which in this version is champagne gold in color. A tab 366 protrudes from there under, to pull out the UPC tray shown in FIG. 41 .
- FIG. 41 shows tray assembly 360 in section.
- FIGS. 41-45 show the light emitting diode assembly 400 .
- FIG. 41 is a view of light emitting diode assembly 400 , which can be installed at various angles depending on where light is wanted.
- FIG. 42 is a view across FIG. 41 .
- LED assembly 400 comprises a printed circuit board 402 and a plurality of LEDs 410 . At one end of printed circuit board 402 is a positive connection clip 421 .
- a negative connection clip 422 At the other end is a negative connection clip 422 .
- FIG. 43 is an expanded detail in front elevation of positive connection clip 421 which is soldered to circuit board 402 . This gives it an electrical connection FIG. 43 to the light emitting diodes 410 . 12 Volt direct current is carried through the knife brackets such as 300 in FIG. 33 . Positive connection clip 421 snaps onto a positively polarized knife bracket, and negative connection clip 422 stepson to the negatively polarized knife bracket.
- FIG. 44 shows spring negative clip 422 as a flat piece of metal before it is bent into its spring clip shape.
- FIG. 45 shows spring positive clip 421 as a flat piece of metal before it is bent into its spring clip shape.
- FIG. 45 specifies the angles of the bends of said flat metal to form them into these spring clips 421 - 422 .
- FIG. 46 is the current embodiment of the side panel 137 shown in FIG. 26 .
- the edges are designed to fit tight and flush against the transverse panels to reduce light leaks.
- FIG. 47 is in a bleak view of a right shelf standard 500 .
- the left shelf standard is a mirror image of right shelf standard 500 .
- the standards 510 serve as electrical conductors and current from the 12 V power supply is conducted through the hooks and the brackets across the spring clips of the LED assembly to power in the LEDs. Spacing is shown in FIG. 48 .
- Tab 530 provided at the bottom of shelf standard 510 .
- FIG. 49 is a top plan view of shelf standard 510 .
- FIG. 50 is the presently preferred embodiments of the feed connector assembly 600 in an exploded view, showing the feed connector 601 and the Harness assembly 602 .
- Feed connector 601 is white ABS with a UV inhibitor.
- FIGS. 51-54 so I'm LCD monitor 704 and the bracket hardware that holds a place when it is used in this system.
- FIG. 51 is an oblique view.
- FIG. 52 is an exploded view showing all parts.
- Molded support bracket 701 has tester knife bracket right 702 at tester knife bracket left 703 .
- These mount LCD monitor 704 .
- Fabricated LCD housing 70 frames the LCD monitor.
- LCD mounting bracket 706 at 713 mounts the LCD back panel 711 .
- LCD monitor 704 attaches to back panel 714 mm screws 712 .
- LCD mounting bracket left 713 is a mirror image of mounting bracket 706 and LCD security bracket 714 is a mirror image of security bracket 707 .
- FIGS. 55-56 shows one possible configuration of display and product on a display section.
- FIGS. 59-60 shows another possible configuration of element's.
- FIGS. 61 -63 show another preferred embodiment figuration.
- FIGS. 64 -67 show the presently preferred header lighting box.
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- This Utility Patent Application is based on Provisional Application 61172100, filed 23 Apr. 2009, and takes priority from that application for all subject matter disclosed therein.
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FIG. 1 shows adisplay assembly wall 2 of the present invention.Wall 2 comprises a plurality ofvertical sections 4.Vertical sections 4 may be subdivided into a plurality ofhorizontal compartments 6, by shelf assembles 7. -
FIG. 1A is a front perspective view of anassembly 9A of foursections 9B -9E, as an embodiment appeared in October 2009. This view illustrates some of the lighting effects achieved by this system. - As in
FIG. 1 ,vertical sections 4 are constructed and then hooked on to thegondola wall 8 of agondola 9, not on theshelf rails 10 ofgondola wall 8, but attached to thepeg holes 11 of thewall 8 surface itself. -
FIG. 2 is a front elevation ofdisplay assembly wall 2. Avertical section 14 is marked byoutline 15. -
Compartment 16 is defined byshelf assembly 17 shown in side elevation inFIG. 3 and in side elevation in section inFIG. 4 . Product boxes 21-22 are shown atopshelf assembly 17. -
FIG. 4 revealsshelf assembly 17 including a LED-holder-reflector 24, which holdsLED assembly 25, which emits light, some of which is represented byray 26. Ray 26 shines through opening 27, which may be an opening or a transparent or translucent panel. Ray 26 illuminates the contents of the shelf belowshelf 17, or a graphic panel that occupies that compartment. -
LED assembly 25 emits light, some of which is represented byray 29, towards mirroredreflector 28 of LED-holder-reflector 24. The shape of the mirroredreflector 28 is represented in thisFIG. 4 , and is more closely shown inFIGS. 13-14 , and is carefully designed to reflect the light represented byray 29FIG. 4 , so as to evenly back-light header 30. -
FIG. 5 shows a plurality ofshelf assemblies 7A -7D. Eachshelf assembly 7 hangs to agrid assembly 31 by hooks onto slots such as 32 inshelf standards -
FIG. 6 is an exploded view ofgrid assembly 31. A pair of horizontals 42 clip togethershelf standards standards 41 & 45 through two corresponding rivet holes 41.1-41.4 & 45.1-45.4 at the top 41.1-2 45.1-2 and bottom 41.3-4 & 45.3-4 ofstandards 41 & 45.Back panel 44 is removably sandwiched in two slots formed betweenshelf standards - Products may be displayed on the
shelves 7, butFIG. 5 shows various forms of graphic panels that may occupy spaces not used for product. Belowshelf 7A is a liquid crystal display, or alternatively a light emitting diodegraphic display assembly 53. These can optionally be touch screens for interaction with the customers.Graphic display assembly 53 is supported by itsown brackets 54, which hang onhooks 55 in theslots 32 ofstandards -
Panel 58 is a passive graphics panel, a non-electronic flat picture, that sits on shelf 7c.Panel 60 is another interactive graphics panel. -
Frames 61 cooperate to help mount displays between shelves such as 7A-7B and 7B-7C. -
FIG. 5A is agrid 31 that showsshelf assemblies 7E-7F. 7F is set-up to hold product. 7E mounts apicture panel 62 for a fixed image, next to anarea 63 that has been set-up to contain some products. -
FIG. 7 is an exploded view of avertical section 14 is marked byoutline 15 ofFIG. 2 . 3ft. grid assembly 31 is positioned above similar 2ft. grid assembly 72, which may be angled as in this case. Tray assembly angled 17A (FIG. 14 ) would mount to angledgrid 72 ofFIG. 7 . Tray assembly straight 17S (FIG. 13 ) would mount to vertical 3ft. grid assembly 31 ofFIG. 7 . FIGS. 7 & 16-20 & 26show header assembly 75, which mounts by hooks 133 (FIGS. 18-20 & 26) to the holes such as 11 (FIG. 1 ) of gondola's 9peg board 8 above FIG. 7′sgrid 31.Header assembly 75 is inFIGS. 1-2 , 7 16-26.FIG. 7 showsfeeder assembly 76, which feeds 12 VDC power from thepower supply assembly 80 toshelf standards Graphic panels 77 may be placed anywhere on theassembly 2.Power supply assembly 80 is mounted within the header, and powers the header's lights, andpowers feeder assembly 76. -
Kicker assembly 81 is a vinyl magnet that is easily magnetically attached over the aging steel bottom shelf of an old gondola, to give a fresh clean appearance to the bottom of the display. -
Hang bracket 82 holds horizontal 42 (FIG. 6 ) ofgrid assemblies 31 & 72 to hang them from thepeg holes 11 of gondola wall 8 (FIG. 1 ). -
FIG. 7 showsend fin assembly 83,dividers 84, and mirrorend fin assembly 85. -
FIGS. 8-14 are closer details of an embodiment oftray assembly 17.Tray assembly 17 may be configured in various ways to accommodate different products and graphics. -
FIG. 12 is an elevation sectioned through section A ofFIG. 10 , and shows LED-holder-reflector 24, andangled knife bracket 102. -
FIG. 15 shows thetray assembly 17 exploded into its individual parts. -
Carrier tray 101 is mounted on two of either: -
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angled knife bracket 102, of 18 gauge zinc-plated cold-rolled steel, as inFIG. 14 , for mounting on an angled grid; or -
straight knife bracket 103, of similar steel, as inFIG. 13 for mounting on a vertical grid.
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- We presently prefer zinc plated steel, for which we use below the abbreviation “crs” for cold rolled steel.
- Where 12 VDC will be conducted through the parts, the zinc plating should be left unpainted, to assure electrical contact across and between the parts. But we also contemplate using nickle, chrome, gold, or any other conductive plating. Thus on
standards 41 & 45, and knife brackets 102-103, the zinc plating should be left unpainted. - Where conductivity is not required, any anti-rust or decorative plating, anodizing, and or paint may be used, although it is not in the presently preferred embodiment.
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FIG. 15 shows inserttray 104, which snaps on tocarrier tray 101. Tray frontgraphic holder 105 is sonically welded to inserttray 104 to form a graphic slot, into whichgraphic 107 may be inserted to label the tray for the customer. Divider 106 snaps onto the back-wall 114 ofcarrier tray 104. -
LED assembly 25 snaps into LED-holder-reflector 24 (FIGS. 15 , 14, 13, 4). The shape of thereflector 28 and its spacing toLED assembly 25 is clearly shown inFIGS. 14 & 13 and the novel shape and spacing are carefully designed so as to evenly back-light header 30. - UPC slide 110 (UPC is Universal Product Code) provides a place to label where each stock item is to be placed on the various shelves. A stockman can pull out
UPC slide 110, observe the labels stuck to slide 110, place the appropriate products there-behind and there-above on theshelf assembly 17, and then slideUPC slide 110 back in, hidden undercarrier tray 101.Pricer extrusion 101 provides a handle to openUPC slide 110. - As in
FIG. 7 , power is distributed throughout each vertical 14 in a novel fashion.Power supply 80 converts 100 Volts AC to low voltage suitable to power LED's, preferably 12 volts DC.Feeder assembly 76 plugs intopower assembly 80 to distribute the low voltage to standards 41 (negative) & 45 (positive) ofFIG. 6 , which standards 41-42 are electrically isolated from each other, to conduct the two polarities of low voltage DC. Each knife bracket 102-103 conducts the polarity of its side, from standard 41+ or 45−, toLED assembly 25. So long as polarity consistency is established, theLED assembly 25 will always function on any vertical. Our standard polarity is positive on the right, when viewed from the front, and negative on the left. -
FIG. 16 is a perspective view ofheader assembly 75. -
FIG. 17 is a front elevation thereof andFIG. 18 is a top plan view. -
FIG. 20 is an exploded view ofheader 75, showing right and left housing ends 121, 137 of 18 ga. crs (cold rolled steel).Rail 122 andrail 123 tie theseends 121 together, as doeshousing 124. -
LED light fixtures 125 are enclosed therein.Steel front panel 126, of 18 ga crs, includes an opening that defines what part of translucent acrylicgraphic panel 127 will be illuminated, in this case the brand graphic. -
Lower panel 128 of ⅛″ p95 styrene encloses the bottom and allows light to pass down and illuminate the space or the graphics therebelow.Graphic 129, of 0.03 petg, is angled fromgraphic panel 127 tolower panel 128, and comprises a backlit image, lit by extension down-light 130. -
Reflector 131 reflects light fromfixtures 125 to the panels 126-127. - 18
ga crs rail 132 helps locate these components onends - 18 ga crs hang
bracket 133 hangs theheader assembly 74 from the gondola wall pegboard. 18ga crs filler 134 stops light leakage at the corners of the header. 18ga crs rail 135 helps tie ends 121, 137 together. -
Mirrors - 18
ga crs rail 138 helps tie ends 121, 137 together. -
FIG. 21 is an exploded view ofleft housing end 137 if 18 ga. crs (cold rolled steel).Right housing end 121 ofFIG. 20 is a mirror image ofleft housing end 137. -
FIG. 21 is an exploded view ofleft housing end 137. 18ga crs rail 132 helps locate components onends Filler 136 stops light leakage at the corners of the header. -
FIG. 22 is a perspective view ofleft housing end 137. -
FIG. 23 is a side elevation ofleft housing end 137. -
FIG. 24 is a front view ofleft housing end 137. -
FIG. 25 is a plan view ofleft housing end 137. -
FIG. 26 is a side elevation in section ofheader 75, showing the assembled position of the parts named inFIG. 20 .Header 75 shows lefthousing end 137 of 18 ga. crs (cold rolled steel). Rails 122-123, 135 & 138 tie the ends together, as doeshousing 124. -
LED light fixtures 125 are enclosed therein.Steel front panel 126, of 18 ga crs, includes an opening that defines what part of translucent acrylicgraphic panel 127 will be illuminated, in this case the brand graphic. -
Lower panel 128 of ⅛″, made of p95 styrene, encloses the bottom and allows light to pass down and illuminate the space or the graphics therebelow.Graphic 129, of 0.03 petg, is angled fromgraphic panel 127 tolower panel 128, and comprises a backlit image, lit by extension down-light from LED's 125. -
Reflector 131 reflects light fromfixtures 125 to the panels 126-127. - 18 ga crs hang
bracket 133 hangs theheader assembly 74 from the gondola wall pegboard, above the grids. - 18
ga crs filler 134 stops light leakage at the corners of theheader 75. - Mirrored
end 137 reflects light towards the places where it is intended. -
FIG. 27 is a perspective view ofpower supply assembly 80. - 110 VAC
power supply plug 140supplies 110 VAC throughcord 142 tohousing 144. 110VAC socket 146 allows thenext power supply 80 to be plugged in for the adjacent vertical assembly. A converter comprising a transformer and rectifier withinhousing 144 converts 110 VAC to 12 VDC, which may be output to snap-inconnectors 148 for wiring harness 76 (FIGS. 7 & 31 ) to plug into byplug 150. -
FIG. 28 is a front elevation ofpower supply assembly 80, showing 12VDC connectors 148. -
FIG. 29 is a side elevation ofpower supply assembly 80, showing 110VAC socket 146. -
FIG. 30 is a plan view ofpower supply assembly 80. -
FIG. 31 is a perspective view ofwiring harness 76.Harness 76 comprises feed connector 76.1 and harness assembly 76.2, and 12VDC plug 150, for plugging into thesockets 148 ofFIGS. 27-30 .FIG. 31 shows 12 VDC connectors 151-152, which connect to and energize thevertical standards 41 & 45 shown inFIG. 6 . -
FIG. 32 is a perspective view showing a plurality ofvertical sections 14 assembled into a 15′ cosmetic display wall. - The previous drawings, except
FIG. 1A , appeared in the provisional application. Subsequent drawings are new to this utility application. -
FIG. 33 is an angled embodiment of aknife bracket 300. Two of these support each angled carrier tray. They are of 18 ga. 5052 aluminum. -
FIG. 34 is an oblique view of acarrier tray 302 having a back litsign screen 304, and threepusher tracks product pusher 310 is shown of the three that would occupy these trays 306-308. -
FIG. 35 is a side elevation thereof in section.FIG. 35C is a detail ofFIG. 35 , showing how -
LED assembly 312 illuminates reflector 314 two evenly cast back-light ondisplay panel 316. -
FIG. 36 is an exploded oblique view of thecarrier tray 302, showingpanel 316 exploded in twosupport 318 and almost 320 which is hot stamped, silk-screened, and sonic welded. Light Emitting Diode (LED)strip 312 snaps into the underside ofcarrier tray 302. - Insert trays such as 306, 307, & 308 assemble onto
carrier tray 302. Inserttrays carrier tray 302. - A pull-out
tray 336 is provided or Universal product code labels 338 assists in assembling stock to the display and possibly includes product samples. -
FIGS. 37 and 38 show acarrier tray assembly 340 designed for hair care products. -
FIG. 37 is an oblique view of saidcarrier tray 340. -
FIG. 38 is an exploded view ofcarrier tray 340. -
Carrier tray assembly 340 comprises ahousing 344, atray 346 sits atopcarrier tray housing 344. - Product on
tray 346 is separated by moldeddivider 347. -
Upper plate 350 is provided for graphics. A large version not shown may fill up more of the display space atop the forward section ofhousing 344. Or it may be cut down to two smaller sizes such as the small size shown 350.Post 352 serves as a swatch holder and as a pull to openUPC tray 355. -
FIGS. 39-40 show another version of acarrier tray assembly 360.FIG. 39 is an oblique view. At it's front is alogo panel 362, and atrim strip 364 which in this version is champagne gold in color. Atab 366 protrudes from there under, to pull out the UPC tray shown inFIG. 41 . -
FIG. 41 showstray assembly 360 in section. -
FIGS. 41-45 show the light emittingdiode assembly 400. -
FIG. 41 is a view of light emittingdiode assembly 400, which can be installed at various angles depending on where light is wanted. -
FIG. 42 is a view acrossFIG. 41 . -
LED assembly 400 comprises a printedcircuit board 402 and a plurality ofLEDs 410. At one end of printedcircuit board 402 is apositive connection clip 421. - At the other end is a
negative connection clip 422. -
FIG. 43 is an expanded detail in front elevation ofpositive connection clip 421 which is soldered tocircuit board 402. This gives it an electrical connectionFIG. 43 to thelight emitting diodes 410. 12 Volt direct current is carried through the knife brackets such as 300 inFIG. 33 .Positive connection clip 421 snaps onto a positively polarized knife bracket, andnegative connection clip 422 stepson to the negatively polarized knife bracket. -
FIG. 44 shows springnegative clip 422 as a flat piece of metal before it is bent into its spring clip shape. -
FIG. 45 shows springpositive clip 421 as a flat piece of metal before it is bent into its spring clip shape.FIG. 45 specifies the angles of the bends of said flat metal to form them into these spring clips 421-422. -
FIG. 46 is the current embodiment of theside panel 137 shown inFIG. 26 . The edges are designed to fit tight and flush against the transverse panels to reduce light leaks.FIG. 47 is in a bleak view of aright shelf standard 500. The left shelf standard is a mirror image ofright shelf standard 500. A plurality of vertically elongated and alignedslots 510 or provided so that the shelf brackets or knife brackets such as 300 can hook intoslots 510. Cooperative spacing to brackets' hooks is critical to proper functioning of the slots and hooks. Thestandards 510 serve as electrical conductors and current from the 12 V power supply is conducted through the hooks and the brackets across the spring clips of the LED assembly to power in the LEDs. Spacing is shown inFIG. 48 . -
Tab 530 provided at the bottom ofshelf standard 510. -
FIG. 49 is a top plan view ofshelf standard 510. -
FIG. 50 is the presently preferred embodiments of thefeed connector assembly 600 in an exploded view, showing thefeed connector 601 and theHarness assembly 602. -
Feed connector 601 is white ABS with a UV inhibitor. -
FIGS. 51-54 so I'mLCD monitor 704 and the bracket hardware that holds a place when it is used in this system. -
FIG. 51 is an oblique view.FIG. 52 is an exploded view showing all parts. Moldedsupport bracket 701 has tester knife bracket right 702 at tester knife bracket left 703. Thesemount LCD monitor 704. Fabricated LCD housing 70 frames the LCD monitor.LCD mounting bracket 706 at 713 mounts the LCD backpanel 711.LCD monitor 704 attaches to backpanel 714 mm screws 712. LCD mounting bracket left 713 is a mirror image of mountingbracket 706 andLCD security bracket 714 is a mirror image ofsecurity bracket 707. - There are no yet claims in this provisional application, nor is there an abstract.
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FIGS. 55-56 shows one possible configuration of display and product on a display section. -
FIGS. 59-60 shows another possible configuration of element's. -
FIGS. 61 -63 show another preferred embodiment figuration. -
FIGS. 64 -67 show the presently preferred header lighting box.
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